Slowing demand affects 2011 revenues for Holcim Philippines
A decrease in local demand has a negative impact on 2011 revenues for Holcim Philippines
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A decrease in local demand has a negative impact on 2011 revenues for Holcim Philippines
FLSmidth increases share price offer for Ludowici
Lafarge UK’s Cookstown Works break global safety record after an LTI free decade.
Lafarge and Anglo American joint venture raises concerns from the Competition Commission.
FLSmidth releases its annual report for 2011 financial year, revealing a 12% profit increase.
Lafarge has announced that it is to continue slashing its debt in 2012, with plans to sell assets worth over €1 billion, following a decline in full year operating income.
MPA survey results for the fourth quarter of 2011 indicate that while overall industry markets were broadly positive during 2011, with strong growth in the fourth quarter compared with the same period of 2010, the figures mask weak markets outside London and the South East of England and a favourable weather effect in December.
Ciments Français to transfer Afyon Çimento shares to CIMSA, ending its production role in Turkey .
FLSmidth raises Ludowici share price offer following competing bid from Weir Group PLC.
Martin Engineering holds a symposium in Turkey to address safety issues.
Babcock International has been awarded a £100 million contract to provide a fleet management service for Lafarge’s heavy mobile equipment across its aggregate and cement sites in North America
PENG Chang-shou, Cement Engineering Design and Research Institute, Kehang Group, China, discusses the design and application of raw material grinding and waste gas treatment systems for dry process cement plants.